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KQ6: Why were Crusades important during this period?
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Architecture
a
word
used to describe
buildings
Barbarous
means extremely
brutal
Chivalry
means when knights are
noble
and
heroic
Concentric
a
castle
with
stone
walls
Convent
a
community
of
priests
/
monks
/
nuns
Infirmary
another word for a
hospital
Fortification
a
defensive wall
/
castle
Frankish invasion
used by
muslims
to describe
christians
Hospice
a place where seriously
ill
patients are
cared
for
Martyr
Someone who is killed because of their
religious beliefs
Papal confirmation
when pope
confirm
/
approves
something
Crusading Orders:
Established after
First Crusade.
Aimed to combine
religious
and
military
aspects of medieval life.
Some had
charitable
purposes.
Embodied idea of medieval
chivalry.
Essentially
military monasticism.
Answerable only to the
Pope.
Devoted to defense of
Crusader Kingdom.
Organization
Mainly grouped into two ranks:
knight
and
sergeant.
Knights Hospitaller
Founded by Blessed
Gerard
, confirmed by
Pope
in
1113.
Originally focused on
medical care
of
pilgrims.
Had
hospice
and
infirmary
in Jerusalem.
Could house up to
two thousand
patients.
Staffed by
well-qualified
doctors.
Military Role:
By
1130
, gained
military
role.
Built several
castles
, including
Krak de Chevaliers.
Support
Received
financial support
from Europe.
Received gifts of
land.
Knights Templar
Established in 1119 by
Hugh de Payens.
Initially
offered protection
to pilgrims.
Known as
Poor Knights
of
Christ
and the Temple of
Solomon.
Established in
Temple
of
Solomon
(
al-Aqsa Mosque
).
Support and Growth:
Supported by King
Baldwin
and
Bernard
of
Clairvaux.
Approved by
Church
at
Council
of
Troyes
in
1129.
Received
charitable
donations, grew in
wealth
and
power.
Organization and Activities:
Organized as
monastic
order similar to
Cistercian
monks.
Known for
military
skills,
training
,
courage
, and heavy
armament.
Wore
red cross
of
martyrdom
on their robes.
Organization and Activities:
Developed
banking
and
moneylending
activities.
Convents
used as places for
pilgrims
to deposit money and
jewels.
Pioneered early
banking
techniques.